Is there any easy way to select multiple mesh vertices. Right now when you click + drag to select multiple vertices, it also selected any bones or slots that come in the way!
Also, do IK bones + weights + mesh together seamlessly? Is there any tutorial that i can follow because im having some problems dealing with this.
Great work guys!
Try holding CTRL. I think I remember that works.
Yeah that work, but CTRL clicking takes too much time and effort =/ It would be easier to click + drag to select.
ctrl + click drag
You can even group the verts by clicking ctrl+num
Yep, ctrl and drag a selection box. If you are selecting bones on accident, you can disable bone selection in the Options group on the main toolbar.
IK only adjusts the rotation of bones, so it works fines with weights/mesh.
BinaryCats escreveuctrl + click drag
You can even group the verts by clicking ctrl+num
Nice! That helped alot 
BinaryCats escreveuctrl + click drag
You can even group the verts by clicking ctrl+num
Dang it, I did not know that, would have helped a lot :punch: .
It would be better to have a kind of soft selection tool for vertexes. With radius and softness - hardness.
:yes: +1 for a soft radius tool
Im on a mac! the keyboard doesn't have a num btn so I cant group, I'm too struggling to select vertices, seems to be a mess! and then when I choose another keyframe they ungroup, its just a battle
Hello SiscoArtz, I see you chose to resurrect a very old thread!
Some of the requests in this thread were added to spine, for example you can now paint weights with a brush if you change mode:
Weights - Spine User Guide: Mode
And you can use soft selection as well for general vertex manipulation:
Mesh Tools - Spine User Guide
You can hold ctrl (cmd on Mac) and click or click and drag to select the vertices.
You can use PagUp and PagDown to quickly navigate your previous selections.
Selections can be stored by pressing ctrl+1 (cmd+1 on Mac), where 1 can be any of the number keys, 0-9. The selection can later be recalled by pressing the number key without holding ctrl or cmd.
